Book question: She's Not There: A Life in Two Genders

[lust4ts]

maybe you should just read it before someone tells you what happens


If we could all walk in each others shoes for just one day the world would be a better place.

[peggygee]

Has anyone here ever read this book (http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&EAN=9780641744839&itm=4)?

I need something new to read and add to my library of Drama and romance.

Any takers?

What's a B-O-O-K, can it be read with one hand? Is my favorite porn star in it? :twisted:

I'm sorry that's a cheap shot, we actually have some very bright people in this forum, who aren't obsessed with porn. :idea:

Actually, she has been on my, to read list. I also wanted to hear her speak when she was in Worcester, but I missed her.

There is another author, along the same lines as her, but her name escapes me for the moment. When, I think of her i will post it.

[fhsjazztrumpet2]

I've read it. What specifically would you like to know about it? In general I thought it was a pretty good book and really chronicled the way he was thinking that made him want to transition. It also tells a lot about what he was thinking about his family, how they would take it, etc.

[Caleigh]

interesting that you still use the male pronouns for the author even though the book chronicles her transition.

there is a "I" in mind but not in body.